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- Bonjour Jasmine So here there is this guy asking "crois-tu que tu pourrais m'apprendre? Do you think that you could understand me? and then a third person, probably a narrator saying lui demande-t-il un jour. the narrator is saying that the guy who asked the question (lui) is asking if somebody else(il) could understand him. It's something like this "do you think you can understand me?, he asks him. (narrator is speaking, he=the guy who asked the questions, somebody else= him) I hope that helps you0 votedApril 17, 20201
- Hi Sam, the sentence is a bit wrong, it should have been, what are we thinking about lunch? or where are we thinking to go for lunch? those two questions are asked to get the other person opinion on where they want to go for lunch or what they think about getting lunch I hope that helps you.0 votedApril 13, 20202
- Salut Edward, Yeah I have to agree with La Liseuse, "c'est un peu lui" doesn't make a lot of sense. The only meaning that I can think of is that he felt not like himself in a new environment. You can say that with l'enfant de ville ne se sentait pas à l'aise dans... I hope that answered your question.0 votedApril 13, 20201
- Ciao George, when you write in italian it is suggested that you use only one tense, so if you are writing something about you, like a bibliography it is usually written in the past or the present. However if you are writing something else you are able to switch tenses. :) if you have more questions don't hesitate to contact me !0 votedApril 12, 20200

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